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The former ESPN presenter, Keith Olbermann, seemed to threaten the CNN conservative commentator on Monday, Scott Jennings, in a series of publications in eliminated social networks.
The positions were captured by Townhall Dustin Grage columnist. The positions showed Olbermann by directing Vitriol to Jennings almost two weeks after Charlie Kirk was killed in an event on the University of Utah Valley campus.
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Keith Olbermann in “The View” on March 25, 2016. (Lou Rocco/Disney general entertainment content through Getty Images)
“You are the next Motherf — ER,” he wrote. “But keep assaulting the camera.”
Jennings labeled the director of the FBI Kash Patel in a response to the public publication in X.
Olbermann seemed to be reacting to Jennings’s publication on Disney restoring Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC program in the middle of a uproar on her brief pause. Kimmel was torn by the air after the comments about Kirk’s murder and the reasons behind him.
It seemed to clarify what he wrote in a later answer.
“Now we take out the fascists from real television. That would mean that your career is next, Jennings. Send a tape to the voice of Real America,” Olbermann added in the thread. “But keep assaulting the camera, amateur.”
Keith Olbermann eliminated the positions aimed at Scott Jennings. (Paul Drinkwater/NBC Newswire)
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Olbermann, who was also an expert in MSNBC, has faced a tremendous reaction in recent days for his controversial publications about Kirk and Kimmel. Cocina to the deceased conservative influencer last week after it was announced that several television affiliates, including the property of Sinclair, would avoid the Kimmel program.
“Burn in Hell, Sinclair,” Olbermann wrote in X. “Together with Charlie Kirk.”
He argued that nothing that Kimmel said in his comments about Kirk was false.
Last week, Kimmel accused the conservatives of reaching “new minimums” when trying to set a leftist ideology against the 22 -year -old suspect Tyler Robinson, despite the fact that prosecutors reaffirmed those ties in Tuesday’s accusation.
“We arrived at some new minimums during the weekend with the Maga gang desperately trying to characterize this child who murdered Charlie Kirk as more than one of them and doing everything possible to obtain political points of him,” Kimmel said.
Kimmel’s comments occurred one day after both FBI officials and Utah Spencer Cox said that Robinson had a “leftist ideology” and was increasingly radicalized in recent years. It was also revealed that it had a romantic relationship with a transgender couple who was biologically masculine and making the woman transition.
